Isn't it Ironic
A year ago on the night of September 26, 43 students disappeared from the face of the Earth in Iguala, Guerrero, in a sad state event that might qualify as Mexico's biggest act of violence against students since the Tlatelolco Massacre in 68.
The Ayotzinapa events haven't been solved yet, it's still an open case, although one that points to the narco, to the corruption in state and local governments and the inefficiencies of the federal government actions.
People gather to remember this sad date, a sad anniversary and it becomes really ironic that as people gather to protest for a year without answers about Ayotzinapa missing students, the president flies to New York ta a U.N. reunion, as we continue talking about the government lack of sensibility about people's concerns.
The Ayotzinapa events haven't been solved yet, it's still an open case, although one that points to the narco, to the corruption in state and local governments and the inefficiencies of the federal government actions.
People gather to remember this sad date, a sad anniversary and it becomes really ironic that as people gather to protest for a year without answers about Ayotzinapa missing students, the president flies to New York ta a U.N. reunion, as we continue talking about the government lack of sensibility about people's concerns.
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